Y nae: mom
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CURTAIN MATERIALS
In Swims, Madras and Figured
Swiss, in white, corn and colors,
and a complete assortment of
Iade Curtains in Nottingham,
Indra: and Sci-tins; also a large
yariety of Oretonne in new de-
dgns for draperies.
. E K. BANKS
MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK
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wan-nan ronzoiis'r.
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NEW HAVEN. Sept. 2::.-ror Nor-5
Partly cloudy to-I
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I
walk and vicinity:
night; Friday fair and cooler: Satur-
day probably fair; fresh southwest to
west winds. Showers have occurred;
during the last twenty-four hours in!
the eastern portion of the Lake re-=
glon and in New England a< far south:
as the northern portion of ('onnectisl
cut. Pleasant weather has prevailed.
in other sections east. of the Rocky“
Mountains. .The Ontario disturbance
has moved eastward very slowly. but
has increased considerably in inten-
sity. it. will probably pass out the St.
Lawrence Valley tonight. ’l‘hin \icin-
ity is on the southern edge of it. The
temperatures are, low in the northern"
districts between the Rocky Moon-f
taint: and the, Misuisippi river, Frost.»
were reported from North Dakota and
Minnesota.
mil/News)
L- .4.—~~ean- .n-u-u—u-r- -...4’l"._.- do
I
3
F‘ranl: 'l‘ortort-lla. lllt' proprietor of
the railroad stand.
yesterday purchased the residence ‘tl
3 Spring street.
station litldlhlalii
17p to the present tithe, Ill" two lan-
terns which \vere takt‘u from the
Woodward avenue arch last week have
It‘ the person who
no' return
not been returnml.
took the lanterns
them before the end of the week. the
balance of which tv-t't will
have to ht- given to the
does
money is
person who
lost them.
it ill l":‘
.\t!mi.»
Allance. Town .\<::o-lnhl_v
day ‘lfith. Screws
siou :17. cents
(ll‘l'll(‘\'.r.l
Fall work was planned at thg- meet.
in: Int-2t night of (‘ourt Laurel. Dingh-
tern of Castilv. A card party and
dance will be h- ltl l)_\ the t‘ourt lll ltctl
”Men‘s hall \\'cdn«sda_\'. thtz'wr .‘.‘.
The committee in (‘lltll'nfl .u‘ .ll‘l‘Jll’U‘
Tilt nL; i'tt'l ‘tl " June It» i- ’.-i. 9 ll
age. Emma lionno-lty, Fran '3. into».
and Nessie ltrigxs. ’l‘wwnzy "'.-. till--
rates will attend the finite gun't‘rh
met-lint: ol' tht- llaughlt r. o'.‘ \‘ ta z‘..- in
Greenwich next Sunday ‘t' l.l\'
'v‘ “v .~.
nitzht's llll't'llllz three (rand-nit
received
WAMI’OL PS (‘01) LIVER
Oil.
89 Cents
Simeon-Powell Corporation
South Norwalk
9‘?
Li th‘rl L-rJ. ‘
“SHOW ME"
I
.zfinailed cn the from door
every worth while
“boss."
Young man, why should
any business man pm you
in a responsible position
caring for his interests and
money, if you haven't ex-
hibited any inclination to
serve your own interests
by saving money? Honest-
ly now—can you blame
'; him for not wanting to
l L take the mk?
I
'(tmmn
~_
~ he.
l
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.741‘
in.
Facts are stubborn things—
but you can't alter the fact
that
W“
are stylish, of good quality
and big value.
Dcn‘t envy the man wearing
a smart Hat—come here and
get a “Mallory."
We'll fit you with the most
becoming But you ever wore
in most no time.
Soft hats in the new shapes
and shades.
Dut'bies in dashing. distinctive
styles.
Rogcrs 6t Stevens
Norwalk South Norwali
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No Great Change in Steel
Strike Situation Claimed
by Either Side Early To-
day
((‘nn'i' u-ui tron: 1.4;" .llic,‘
tin t'hn-uuo lll>lri(". \li't‘I't Tutti. >i.l--:~
significant :: l-
Slt-el (‘orporation ot‘llci; In
the and slab
mills ot' thi- corporation at Car) would
h‘slllllt' partial
most extensive resumption claimed in
the tlisll'itt >lll(‘t' the (L-
”firt-lllli: llti<, liL'. steam t-n-
alum-w ttitpioycd in llh‘ Illinois Ste-I'l
company's plant the
«taunt-d >pccitic and
\unttlgcs.
announced that stool
operations to'lay. tht-
<trtkt- v.11:
clan-d
in same town
("in t‘.l‘.l-tl Hill by their local. raising
ll: .
:tgaill . [Immiliiliiy of a general
rlt'tltt- lv_\ tl‘l' ln-wl itnpnitun: thumb
of thi- workt :'.~
in tht- M..honinu Vail") dbtt-ttt w
()hio_ llll' l'l‘lllllll't'" p.ti.ilj..~i~ wt I‘m
indurlry Jlt‘ll"\t'll by the ‘llllxt‘l\ «on
tinned. and tllt‘ r'lll‘t‘t“> on the (tin.
sector \\‘:t~' t‘lllpllil>lllll It) rim tin-tn;
ot' tllw‘ ,‘tlzlill \tl' lllx‘
ltollil't.’
ll..:
\\ 'lll ‘3 .»
lltll l-Itmmt
(Um-pan} t \t‘. ptlou
ul' lllt' l! M tw‘li tl-;I~.:I':t r‘.’ “3:!
mnpluy inlx tin» hun It HI lllt'll 'l‘.l;‘
.tv-;u.-'rtt-.2~.~.' !.~ 1h:- ttnii lltlll n--\v op-
t'l”tilll!j :n (‘I \l’iJllll
thtt th- inun lll 7h- K“: .t l'i‘l~-
burg-h :l‘t‘11. who-re lit-“2 suit-s til'lt“'llt‘
the ll.t"l" mint 1w 1w t- “on 1'.»
main ttucwm tin, l‘uliluth" m —-‘.v .t'<
aunt” :ruI-tl tmlp" l:..t? ~ltikvr<
“u'l'It' r. ruinin.» In “Uzi. ..«ilttllt.Il:: ll. it
the nlIthrt' - vtn' E.-.'_. , bu . l‘li'l ._
it ".\l':~.tl.\ " Them «I 1:: wwr‘t- a-‘v
ll~1lsll t‘i-pui- t it} tit” M'lkv l-u'ltl l-
\\'. '/. I‘m-t. .- .\tI'l"'luIl\ M tht- allliu
‘Illllllli ‘t’i'. (nt'it'nl iln' >llllfililttn "lit?-
ter tlullt m- r" and p dutul lll't‘l't'>l‘
inr: tlt'\~'ltllillttt1t> wt’hin '1 for; tlni.
l‘artvl, l'... the fir~i ltll-ttlll'
'wo t- vvi“~l : .4... iii ii“ i":
\i‘nwt- v-i'n'mut ‘ht 'l‘illllllEY It! the
~‘.tli;:'.g v.22- . . '1 ..t< 51'0“)" of :i Ll-
:ath; - ‘..v .\ H "mm \H .~imt ‘llll
Hit“! M ~- r t;..;~ dutiaz lh.
.\t'ill't“' . I .. l‘uiifit‘ rthpc-clcd of ‘i‘illi ll
:»nil~ttt‘ i-o~' tzou; which ~lio:.-' had
lu~~~n t -.l it‘ a .‘tu-l plant I
l'l’l " titl'llull. Sept. :5.——'l"he Sen?
.‘lll‘ :uv: :r..t'w- iriveslignt‘on at “315115
illillitl r: 1th nationwide strike of
stt'tl ohm-s today drew the atten"
tion l. itztploytrs. labor leaders and
othm .'.It'ri‘~tvtl parties in the Pitts-
bumh Illhi‘lll. Reports of actual
attiltw t'txt-l-tymcnts were given sec-'
l)Ylllitl’- (l niidt ration by ”IO-“'9 ln‘
volrto in the controversy. thg \Vaah-l
itiztoh inquiry taking precedence over
all uti.:-.'
'l‘ha~ tight (LO steel workers for
the ri-ht or free speech and free as-
in the Pittsburgh distirct,
accordion to union leaders_ is one of
the mun questions to be brought to
the attention of the Senate investigat—
ors. with the demand that. “the Con-
stitutional rights of the workers be up
held by the federal government."
Little change in the strike situation
i
ll‘c’lVS.
\‘t‘
Si‘lllthJJ’
here was noticeable today. Disorders tell was in operation today. 09cm: m could
have dwindled to spOradic outbreaks
gin mammary crowd-have dc. Z
l
‘ in: that
-}A
ldence in the troubled areas, especial-
l 1y at Farrell, Pa... and Newcastle. Pa,
where alarming riots, resulting in sev-
eral deaths. occurred) in the early part
‘ of the week.
The protest of “'. Z. Foster. secre-
tary of the National Steel organizing
committee. .to Governor Sprout of
f Pennsylvania. against what he termed
“unwarranted assaults" by state police
on innocent strikers. brought the re
ply that the troopers had not charged
into crowds until their commands to
disband had been defied and shots had
been fired and missiles thrown at the
I officers. The labor leader has dispatch-
nl a teltgram to the governor declar-
the latter had been mis-
informed rerarding the clashes he-
twcen the troopers and crowds. and
‘ adding that the state police “are man-
‘ut'acturing a reign of terror in order
that the sterl workers' strike may be
‘ discredited and broken."
3 YOI‘NCS'NHVN. 0.. Sept, 27» -A\\'illl
Elli? closing of the steel mills in the
Mahtming Valley,
Youngstown. are beginning to feel the
effects already of the curtailment of
‘ready money treely
lspent by the mill workers. they say.
Very little buying outside the necessi-
ties is being done and :h:.< is
more restricted. they assert.
Local authorities twin: highly
praised by the union organizu: for
'tht- manner in which they have
handhd the situation. The latter de-
clared this is the most peaceful dis-
.trict in the country. and that much of
' the crmlit for it twin; >0 is due to the
Not more
than lia‘l' .‘l dozen :it':v.~l.~ hah- ltv-en
the and
“'I‘ll'
merchant r of
50
heretofore
even
Hi’t‘
tottnly and city officials
made sine:- «trikc starlet.
non-- of
ft‘lt;4".~.
lhtwo llil' >t-lmu~ til.
Almost St "tuition wn< paid in wart s
In It Zoo «mph-yes ot' the Ymitt.‘~to~.vn
Sher-t Tulle
Not int itlont
accompanied the catho-iing of >0 many
men at
and (‘nntpany )(‘rit‘l‘llfly
a sinz‘t' of datnzbanc.»
lht- f‘l)llll)iln.\‘.~ little-S.
('llll'.\(i()v Sept. .\n (”“0th
nounct mom that slab and rail llllll.‘ of
Hi" l’nited States Stow-l (‘oipmatiozi
“7-. an-
plant at Gary. ind. would be in par-
of
work in the (‘hicntzo district Since the
atrike of steel workmen was called
Monday. was counter-lalanccd by the
195 steam cnnincera at the lllinots
Steel ('otnpnny at Gary being ordered
tial opt-ration today. which would
the mo<t extensive resumption
out on sympathetic strike b7. their
local union. l‘nion letitler< :t-Nerted
that thl< action \"Ullltl clue»- lllr' lili-
nois steel mills.
(‘laims o: the indnuttial :trwl Itlw-t‘
leaders will \vo-re 't' ‘v'.lll..l‘.
hundred mo-n :tl lntl'al‘m lint!» il.l
last night Elllt'lltlt‘ll a the till". tz-i '
nmndud pruh'rliun "nt Him: r ‘i i
x n' I-: Spmtkwt;~ at lllt' lllt Hm- --l
- ‘L'lllj gu-i' l‘I‘U: t" I'm iL‘l""t :1. 2‘. t-‘l
.Itikv .I’ ~'\ plzt‘i' tl. ~.'t-tl it -~‘l:.."
“will
,\' (i.tl_\ and Smith (it '.i_'tt_ ...‘t‘.\:‘ul
..t.- to Lil-or Huh-ts. ll.‘ toad -;t\ o;
:hv nmn “m. no: N i‘vfu‘n to w ttk
H'tvt . .l ,. thv Inland 99cc! (‘utvpamz
lnttmra llrlillttl \\--r. :.l -l in I...“-
...I 7‘:. Silllxlil: rmployow
t-itntt! to their pl..z-w< Malay in Sllfll»
I! illlll'>‘
. .
ti .l? nuiiiln‘ts to (lltt'l‘ull' the pants.
'I'n-z “mild lie (‘luat'tl t’ml‘fl‘. TtL' "t\.n
tlllt‘“ t ~ nine- month:
l'i Jlll' only linllllI; o. alt. .34} rc-
;‘ t. t-d in lhv' (‘liicatzo dtstri': on“
't."l \ .i‘ 5t“ t-rcly lt--:H- n .‘l’ S .; It
I" t 'n- la~t nitzlil
t"\tttlIIl l., l‘a. Sept 2.7. Th. bur-
._ .t t‘;.:lo II and Shaw-r. ‘.~‘?‘t.tl.'l- 1
Hr" hula}, .\ full count-mu u :ii'y-
to.» palm-x- toutinnud t. prt'it-l
;i:t:itil‘.tl :atrt-t t.‘ o; VAL-l1. 'l‘he
I t It --. i'twnitiw: last night 1.:xi they
mtl I~at.l rt-poits that b; tide if 't‘-"‘.
fund in am ll!” ()hio more urnlr-
ltjt whit! tom:- into l-‘arrrt. in! Sit .;.
tln- 9:110:
2nd total llillllOll'lI'\ .-. u.
on I. jo‘n l'enii.~‘}l\:tttt.t
Si; iv
IllU p .
.\Z.t
l
.iT
'2tt.ttin1‘.a:ain\t unv mm. Irll‘,
b- on Nuifitlltn
Farrell
st-t‘t't'tzll‘y
. lilt' tings 11:”.-
out
the
l._\ proclamat ion in
Sharon. c‘.‘
Atnaluaniated Asmciation of Iron and
Steel \Vorkers is
I
nonnt‘t—tt that a int-mind would i--- halt!
llu‘ lUl :ll
said to hay e
herons tho 0th! litu- Wild}
Frank \‘ouitch of
rested today charged vulth tirintr :t ph-
tol into the North (‘dl‘lil'SJJ plan? in
Sharon. About fiftv Sll’hh‘ were “I“tl
into the plant lam-t night and two men
\Vcrc lll‘l‘t.‘.-ll(.'tl. Informzfiion fu?nished
by them. the police salt. led to the
third arrest today. .
Mrs. Frank “'ard of Sharon reported
to the police that men appeared at
her home last night and threatened to
burn the house unless her husband
quit work at. the National Malltaitle
company.
The home of a policeman employed
\in the North Carnegie “'orks was
stoned last night for the second time,
and threats were made of a third
-vlsltation, the police reported.
The South Carnegie plant in Far-
Sha :‘nn w.‘ z Tit"
said more men are returning or”
‘lt'l‘ added
']r«.,
‘STEAMER ROSALIND
beslns today. was called to determine
"if the situation in any way can be re-
lieved by federal action."
John Fitzpitrtck. chairman 0‘ "‘9
striker-5' organization. has assured the
committee he would DRE?!" “Labor's
side" of the controversy and he was
summoned as the first witness. I
Judge E. H. Gary. chairman 0‘ “‘9
United States Steel Comofltlon' “9
summoned to present the other side
of the controversy, but will bé unable
to appear until next week. He "”1 be
askE-d to make a detailed statement
and then submit to crass-examination.
PITTSBURGH. Sex) 25.—~.\'either
side in the steel workeis' strike in
the P'ttsburgh district made any
claims today of great chant!” in the
s‘tuation The fourth day Of ”‘9
walkout Iound “'estern PennsylVanla
comparatively quiet.
(‘ovporation officials annouced t0-
day that the. gradual return of men
which set in on the second day or the
strike continued today. The “41”"-
it was said. was not large. but WIS
steady and gratification “as ("l’r"?‘-"'
ed by steel company oft'it;als with
the situation.
SUFWaU’ “'illiam Z. Faster of the
steel worker: national committee,
said today he hall no “sports of fur
ther shutdowns. but Was in rcct'il’t 0'
information fxom dinl‘l‘l’lll ltrts ot
the Pittsburgh field that gains ate
brim: made by ”11' strikers. .\tr. 1:05-
» that inn-realm: develop.
ments may be looked for within the
next few days. He would not ind-
icate what the natuie o: the develop
mcnls would be. The still“- lcad~ r
summed up the e‘illlitllnn by Martina
that the situation wa.~ Littler than
cur."
.\t the 03'.lC.'S of the (‘ainenw Steel
(V’nliiany it was said moro- men had
guns- to work at Homestead. the Ed-
L‘ttt Thc‘u‘on “Rut: :nt llraddm‘k
and that the lle-l .zhowmu was: made
at t‘lairton, whtrc lt'lr ('arnvztu um-
..-l.‘l has l._\—pgodu(-; l‘llkl' “tithe, open
hrarth Inmates and tinlahinc mills.
ll “:1: ul‘u gin‘n out :1! the ( ztmfigie
when that productzon in .~othv oi“ ‘lll'
cmupanys mills was Him- that oi the
hit} before. The city mills ot‘ the (‘3:-
male ('t‘lnpany “I'l't' lo-[KIl'l"tl tn opt r-
ation, but working shoxt‘tandcd.
. The John (L Lnughiiu \\'ork~', one of
the large independent stml plants in
title district. “ere l'a-[ll'u~t’lllr'tl as “oil.-
ing with about 13o to 3.... mon ~hor.
.
the company employs ..i..»u: l.’.,omv
men.
In the‘districl outwi- trumdi
.-tr \l‘lni')‘ tit l"tt~but;h lv‘fllil.(vfl~
\u-tw F'Il'l‘Ild by (‘llthtlf.iii"[) \t‘lll‘l":
“illinut material charm». with a ten-
Ilvm'} toward Lnlprovt uiv'tit
Tltt‘ American Sim-i and \\'ii-- t‘onr
i-any representativw .wnt today that
"tllru- was not mu"! «Image in cundi
hon.» at its plants.‘ A lcw more men
\xvru'repotted going it) work eiery
VJhI-rc, ll was said Conditions were a
little butter in the I‘htsburgn and (‘hi-
mat; (Iistl'LCts, the company will. but
thin- t‘leveland held remained unchani:
tt .
\V.\‘.illl.\’tl'll‘.\'. Sept, 23. ~ln an it
loit ml‘v- the first t‘l'fecl,‘ ot the
~;-t--l .~lrxt.v mt ’llt' transportation H‘-
ll'l: a, ti‘-' Ii; 1 .\dmtni.~tuuion to-
«my ixmttut- ‘I .~ rfistt'zll or moving mud
and iron lll'f‘ m 1h“ elw'l mills in) pm
in
l .
1'Il~“u\
lllll uhwl: “tl‘. lilllll the (llllllll.llt'~
.‘HIlfi‘l'd .‘u ohm lliv suvl mills (an
tnllwli‘ .- lid: 71: the siiikc.
iti-.~t'tal tltt'tctoz. 0: lilo' llatttom!
.ttliittit:~lt:;t;tu will handle the rum
lrit. 'ltiw nu“ ’ildt‘l‘ i~ .ntehtied lo
I'll‘\l“ll I'll't‘lil)" at ltllllillitl‘ and
ilso .rwvm :1.ch qllilil'lllt> o; taf.
l’xiltl «pint. l ”mu ham: tint llfv
Thv pl‘st, \ ‘ll "l “T'Jlt‘ murh ttfv at?”
:t.~ i..t‘ Mini: was adopt-Id 2m: now
i-:o.t .1! ‘ Ina? mop.
l‘ Killil,‘ fit , 5.11:. :3. Luke 171'.»
i::.1‘, .‘l So tins: , “as pilot and killed li\‘
>7ttl" i.t“‘ mv
l
here shortly after
i1
o’cl -cl., v t . n the police SORH‘H d a
l‘llu- 'tu 'llrftlf‘lull tut lein: :1 amp
it- [W9 . rm \«hJ‘h :iiut: l'a‘w ltv‘t;.
ll‘t'tl a: ."
MEETING or AMERICAN
Leotox ox OCTOBER 1
' I i'l-tut.
, \' 1m; - -' ' meeting at Howard ('
tvt‘rl'yw'.‘ Amortta'n Legion. lo
v..:t ; u..: svl‘lil‘t men ate in
in «l w. i ; 'teid \‘-.'edne:~'day even-
l?‘.‘ (it ab 1 m the Council chamber
i: v:..~ t 1. Man, at 8 o’clock. Many
2.2:. H.011. m :"vr;‘ of btiainess “l" I)“
l);‘t‘li.t‘t "i' .-~; “Gilt-’3. Tilt')’ lllCllltlt‘
1" z'tilN o. no tubership committee. re-
pot' c: tl-Ylllillllt't‘ on by-laws. enrol-
:,:- Ht nv-‘v members. establishment
of yearly tlurs commencing Octobor
i 191.“. ll‘ vlt‘CliOn of (tolerates to
llli >lall‘ (vuuzoufion, £4111 the formulat-
in-’ ”I Mane to launch a his campaign
for increased membership. John M.
Glover will give a short talk on the
team rsiou or Government insurance,
it:
I
l
GOES AGROUNDI
t
STAMFORD. Sept. :35.— The steam‘l
er Rosalind. of the Red Cross Line;
vxnt aground on Cow's Red. in LonglI
island Sound. today. She was boundt
from St. John‘s and Halifax to New
York. and carries no passengers and
a crew of 90. ‘ l
The vessel was apparently off itsl
course and grounded in a fog. Her.
whihtles of distress were heard ibyl
Thomas Robins. of the Naval Con-
sulting Board, at his home on Ship-
pan Point. Mr. Robins went out in a
tender and brought man officer of the
ship The latter said there was no ex-
citement on board and no danger at
present.
Permission was received from the
immigration authorities in New York
to land the passengers here. Arrange-
ments were made to examine them at
,the Hotel Davenport. There was a
m 3“. MILK VIA Wt the
I. - m “tut
ments, In which declines more than: DEW no: ’0‘
offset gains in metal. food and ship-3 SAVES CON. ’1 , .
bings shares. Losses were soon over-l “Niagara; W'Rm' '- . _ ' m
come in part, however. Baldwin Loco-3 m" " ' ' . .. .. . .I if .7 ‘
motive and American Tobacco lead-4
ing the recovery. 5 DEEP ASH M POI
. -_ , __._. I «turn: armuutss
THURSDAY, SEPT ‘32
”film Suharettil
of Show Room
this)
3 Stores in line
No Stairs loCliIIb
Sterling Furniture C“;
127-131 WASHING'NN STREET
Today in wait Street
NEW YORK. Sept. 23. “Van Slrer‘.
10:30 a. m.).——Steel shares were
among the firmest issues. at the open-l
in; of today’s Stock Market, traders,
evidently viewing the strike situationi
with increased confidence. Other firm;
to strong features included oils, [0-,
issues also motor and.
i
baccos and food
their specialties and shippinge. t ‘
Metals improved. despite the unfavor-i v ‘M 7|
able semi-annual statement of the An}: . ‘F‘IRFEfiyy
erican Smelting company. Equip-l , W” “In“
on denial of "r“tat’jwvtefiox:
recapttulation ‘
mung 1'1ils were
I
ments were hesitant
Baldwin Locomotive
rumors and changes r
confined to fractions. K
“'ALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.~The:
noon rally was complicated by furtli-'
‘ .000!
er selling of oils. steels and equip-t mm
ASY F EEO
STANDARDIZATION OF 1
GOLF BALLS URGED " p
- t a
British Committee Submits a New
Rule 7
LONI'OX. Sept. 2:).“Tht‘ Britik‘h C I qd Gas Combination Ranges
Golf Rules Committee. at its fir>t 03 al
meeting since 1914. resolved to sub- . .
mil to the association :1 new ride Sterling and RIChmond Ranges
9 . z':rdl ' '2 If ”its. D ‘s‘ r .
“Tznz‘zmjlnaQSQ, 9:“. to 9301;?“ Both have reached the vary highest and most pray. . _ .~d
. . . _ . 3 Y ..
successful combination range on the market today. . k. ,..y
the atyntie and change the size of Hit
hole.
Oflcera of
Association yesterday
unofficial opinion that any changes in
ink“ made by thc linnlisl; authoritic~
would be followed by similar clinncrN
\"lth the“ ext-(lulu!)
and construction they have no equal. ‘ _
Give us 36 inches of your kitchen space and we v.21 ' .
therea rangethatwfllcoOKheat and bake with oral. ..
wood, giving you more ”faction at less cost
money than your precant system
Try our range 60 days free.
OIL HEATERS
Coll
the
the United State-1
expressed
; oi .
LZ‘. t 'T‘.‘
in this countrv
of -. t'tl“ nt-rmitlinc the use of lll“
Schenectady puller. whith is barred _ .1 H . ;
i " : eacrs . . .
abroad, the codc> ale identical. New Pcrfe”ucn and Florence O 0‘ m , M.
Standardiuition of the golf ball, i: RANGES .......... , ...................... shone .3 .. . a.
i‘ lu-llt-xml, would pay the war for a HEATING STOVIS from __________________ $8.50 to 3.; 03
(mm r foundation for international .
play. As plans are being made in both . ‘
anland and \ltv- l‘nitcd States: for BLANKE’IS AND COle“ RTABLES
>uth lllaltlll‘S and entries durins: the A complete stock m in price from ....... $2.00 1.: ‘. ._
1930 championship. it is thouuht that. _
,m. spawn "m. wimp... all mu“... SPECIAL-Army and Navy Blankets, all wool . . . . —
play with a rtandard goll ball.
BOY BURGLARS ARRESTED -
AND CONFESS CRIMES
- the Kitche Cabinet that saves miles of stops
No.1.
UptOwn Police Round up Two Youths
Who Have Long Been Suspected
of Local Robberies.
Following the number of petty bur.
:laries in the uptown district during
the past few week". Officetl (‘lunc or“
re.~t.-.l .lohn Irwin 1‘0 veil“ old. lil‘t
n,ghtt and later Officers homey and
\iu phy biorght another lad who
i- of jmvmle a: . llotlt \w'rt' locked
i.:\ i‘iaic. d \xtth breaking into Bishop
l,}ll“> tual oftlc-t the night
tit: and ‘icalin: a rn‘flll sum of
in
mi
i\' t "l
S p: l
lili‘ill \ who 'l wa~ in the unit drawer.
and ..l-n of l7- akin?! and entering ‘he
sllil'l‘ of .K'olotnon lizttlnt
”with: ‘ til‘qtt
:l' 'l .\l.‘li'.l \'l0I”. til’ln‘llltli‘ t‘nn<l‘lt.'l
ltl'l" [lllllltlk'
Thv Mus we‘o‘ t :t‘tl lltml‘lf‘ .lll.‘.:~‘ m r & kg
t‘wndrw Ill tlw thaml'u r of tlm mun“ . at on f e
l'uzti' ltlt’lil [ills mornm: and tail! HOOSI ER
.~ tmntw! t.» a that in tlze Slate l‘m-V
to‘amtoty at “ll\‘.‘>il't*, (‘onn V JfJV/b E :1?” @052!-
MC"? STOLEN MONEY RECOVER-
ED. 1
I‘lllt‘Atlfl. St-pl. 25.-\\‘ith the rc-
towi‘y ot Sl‘.‘_.'.oo tound buried on th
\\'7~H"..~tn l.ll‘lll of Onucry (Johni
Wt Ida, lather of John S, \Yejda. clerk
in the (‘h't‘axo post office. who is said‘
Hoosier’s
Celebrated «
to haye planned the rolihtr). lheg ~ 5'
him unt recovered from the S‘ZIHJ‘t'lt‘ our 1n
stolen from n registerul shipment ' '
from the Chicago Federal Rt sen-t Being made “may of ml and glass. we flour bl.“ in H03; L.
Bank to the Standard Oil (‘onmilmz 01'
lndiana. at \‘t'ltitihg. lhd.. Thursday.
today was brought to $151,300. The
in: no} ma :ound "wrapped in old rags
and buried in a milk can. it was the
younger \Vejda‘s shale of the loot. ac-‘
(’fll‘dll‘AE to omceis. {
The missing money ic helieu‘d. lhe‘
polc.» say. to be In the poseession of a1
man who disappeared w‘itlnihe arres ,I
Tuesday night. of the younger “'ejdan’
:ontl Leo and \Vviltbr l-‘ilizkowski. The!
i-‘;:ipt;o~.\-.~ki brewers. with the missing;
man. are said to have done llic‘nctuall
roll-int: Much of the money recover-t
ml was plat-rd in safttv deposit boxes
by them or members of their faintly.
\
Kitchen Cabmeta' lam no place for dust or germs to ltd:
Tightly fastened to the cabinet, it is never dented. never some.
never gets out of order. Beyond question it is the easiest to fist
and keep clean. 3008i!!!” is the scientific cabinet—the one yd
should own.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105
127-131 Washington St.
CUT THIS OUT-IT I8 WORTH
MONEY
DONT MISS THIS. Cut out till:
slip. enclose with five cents and mail ' '
to Foley and (‘0., 2835 Sheffield Ave. THERE‘S A TRIPLE
Chicago ill: writing your name an" ‘TTRACTION
address clearly. You will receive in about fumimn. (n view 11‘
{Sim}: trial p:c;ageccontainl:s; 1:0 'I‘here is the attraction ”:f
oney an ar ompoun . Ol ' ‘
coughs colds and croup: Foley Kld- itizutv‘f Cfu:£:::(:m‘c?nflmmisn
«.. I '8 UPS. 9
ney Pills for pain in sides and back:
rheumatism. backache,
know of no other furniture that
kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathat 3:091" ml”. in any on" of the
tic Tablets. a wholesome and through» ree dam” men’llonr‘d- (Ter-
lainly we Know of none that
ly cleansing~ cathartic, for constipa
tion, bllliousness, headache, and sink ”“3” °“’ offerings in a“ ”"09-
“'9 sincerely invite comparison.
_ bowels. —— snnnsox pownm.
CORPORATION ‘
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